<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ivm:ActionsConfig version="0.2" xmlns:ivm="http://www.eikke.com/ivm">

    <!-- syntax of this file:

         <ivm:Match name="matchname" value="matchvalue">
             <ivm:Option name="optionname1" value="optionvalue1" />
             <ivm:Option name="optionname2" value="optionvalue2" />
             ...
         </ivm:Match>

         Matches can be nested.  See the examples.

         If a device matches multiple times and is given conflicting options,
         then the last options (closest to end of file) take precedence.
    -->

    <!-- names for Match:

         ivm.mountable (true/false) - a volume which can be mounted by ivman
         hal.anything (mixed) - the HAL property specified by 'anything'
         * - always match (use with care!)

         The hal.anything match is very powerful; see the examples in this
         file for some things which can be done.  Use the output of 'lshal'
         to come up with properties to match for certain devices.
    -->

    <!-- names for Option:
         mount (true/false) - mount the volume
         exec (string) - execute the given command
         execdvd (string) - execute the given command if device is a video DVD volume (DEPRECATED)
         execun (string) - execute the given command when physical device is removed
                           or when disc is removed from drive.  Note that HAL properties
                           substituted for execun will be those at the time of the _insertion_
                           of the device (or at time of mounting if Ivman mounts the device),
                           since the device no longer exists at time of
                           execution (therefore we cannot get properties of it).

         For autoplaying of CDs etc, it is recommended to put an entry in the
         file ~/.ivman/IvmConfigActions.xml and have that user run their
         own instance of Ivman (e.g. in ~/.kde/Autostart).

         A single device can have multiple exec, execdvd and execun
         options; for all others, only the option closest to the end of the
         file will be used.
    -->
    <!-- commands can have any HAL properties placed within them by surrounding
         the property name with $ symbols, for example, $hal.block.device$.
    -->
    <!-- don't forget that this is XML, so some characters will need to be escaped.
         A summary for those who don't know XML/HTML:
         This           Becomes This
         &              &amp;
         <              &lt;
         >              &gt;
         '              &apos;
         "              &quot;
    -->


    <!-- perform these rules on devices already attached when Ivman starts -->
    <ivm:Option name="checkOnInit" value="true" />

    <!-- try to mount any mountable volume at all -->
    <ivm:Match name="ivm.mountable" value="true">
        <ivm:Option name="mount" value="true" />
    </ivm:Match>

    <!-- example - autoplay CDs with audio tracks and no data tracks -->
    <!--
    <ivm:Match name="hal.volume.disc.type" value="cd_rom">
        <ivm:Match name="hal.volume.disc.has_audio" value="true">
            <ivm:Match name="hal.volume.disc.has_data" value="false">
                <ivm:Option name="exec" value="/usr/bin/cdplay -d '$hal.block.device$' -c" />
            </ivm:Match>
        </ivm:Match>
    </ivm:Match>
    -->

    <!-- example - autoplay video DVDs -->
    <!--
    <ivm:Match name="hal.volume.disc.is_videodvd" value="true">
    	<ivm:Option name="exec" value="pumount '$hal.block.device$' &amp;&amp; /usr/bin/mplayer dvd://1 -really-quiet -fs" />
    </ivm:Match>
    -->

    <!-- example - don't mount /dev/camera -->
    <!--
    <ivm:Match name="hal.block.device" value="/dev/camera">
        <ivm:Option name="mount" value="false" />
    </ivm:Match>
    -->

    <!-- example - log whenever someone attaches or removes a device -->
    <!--
    <ivm:Match name="*">
        <ivm:Option name="exec" value="echo `basename '$hal.info.udi$'` attached at `date` &gt;&gt; /tmp/devices" />
        <ivm:Option name="execun" value="echo `basename '$hal.info.udi$'` removed at `date` &gt;&gt; /tmp/devices" />
    </ivm:Match>
    -->

</ivm:ActionsConfig>